Sen. Mark Kelly on Military Strike Against Suspected Drug Vessel
Senator Mark Kelly was asked about his perspective on the recent second U.S. military strike targeting a suspected drug vessel. He also shared his thoughts on whether such an action could be viewed as a war crime.
"No, I wouldn’t have followed the order to carry out a second strike on the suspected drug vessel," Kelly stated, reflecting on his experience as a former Navy Captain and the responsibility such commands entail.
Kelly emphasized the importance of careful consideration before ordering military strikes, especially with potential consequences related to legal and ethical standards.
Author's summary:
Senator Mark Kelly, drawing from his Navy experience, expressed that he would refuse a second strike order on a suspected drug vessel, highlighting caution around military actions and war crime concerns.
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